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' O l . l t," "•0 s , ,rt . •- ' ~ . - / 4 "4 . ,,. '....1- ~ ...;,.... ..--„..,,,, ..,7 , ...," . ....44, 016 .j ... 1114. *l l *, ' 'nf "' ' • . g "'"--', . '''. V., ' '.=. l •,':. ‘.. .4 4-, : t. , ' `-; -*lit ' •. , . '''. JP .-_,..111k, ', • .4tV 4 1 1 0 n'-' 4 '4iS6l - 11, 40 . ^-,, 11 V - ,- , : r , in • 4 ,,,ii , - . ...., ,t. -: .,: . , ,t-ri , • • . - 41 . v , J. , .....-0r. 7 .. 3 .- -'• •.- ~..:.... J 1 ~~ WA" I - 4 44 4 H 6 A • TJ LI i) A Y . , JANUARY / 21, 1808. .NUML,Eit 4 7 Uo.] -r (PRICE' trif PEN(' ki .+llw#4.i. A+4 . .•,•••,* 7rII44TRE THIS PRESENN gV4NNP., 1 4 1 -.4 1 , VPs, Will be performed _ THE HONEY MOON. . Duke, Mr.. ELLISTUN ; Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL t • Collin Monrs.lbao.. H.OL LANP.; . 13althaz,r, WROIUGHTUN; Mies.DUN CAN ;-• - • Volsiiie, Miss M ELLQN ; Zamora, ' Miss 80 1 /CE Homo}, Mrs. SPAK,S. . . . . After which will be produced (sad tiine) A New Grand and Cornio-Pautoiniroe, • ,FURIIICOND,; . • Or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. harlequin Negro,- W.:HARTLAND ;,.. . Sir Peevish Antique,, Mr. M LE, Enritiond, FISHER - ; Maligno„ Mr. HERFAIRIMOT ; Captain Gosiamtr, Mr. RAY";" • " Gattar Gray, Mr. smaki • Sir Flimsy Flurry, Mr. FITZSIMMO . I4S • Little Clown and Harlequin, KIM( LA-URZWri down, Mr. LA UltgNT ; . , lumbxne, "-Mrs. 'SIT P • ' • •• - - . , • Ce 41116 ut tiritaish hits: Dit PONTE : ; ' - Min FEARO!J. Poxes 6s. Second Price is. bd.' Second Nita at. —Gallery at. Second Price is. —U per Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned'. Places for the Boxes to be 13kCI1Or Mr. Spring, et Ilia Box. Office, Aussell.street. , The Doors to be opened at llalf.past Five, and begin at Half-past Six, The New Pantomime of Furibond ; or, Flarlerluin Negro, continuing to be receivied with universal approbation, will be repeated every livening till further notice. To.morrow will be produced a new Comedy, in Fite Las •(nevar performed), called Something to 1)o. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEWMGARDEN. MO MORROW 'EVENING, Jan. .22, 1808, will lx performed THE WANDERER ; Or, THE'RiGHTS OF 1-10SPITALTTY... (The Oyeriurc aint Music composed by Mr. DAvic and The PROLOGUE to be spoken y Mr. SRMNTON. - -- The principal Characters by Mr. C—ICEMBLE„Mr. POPE, Mr...URUNTON, Mr.lll-ANCIIARD, Mr. CLAREMONT, Messrs. TRI , .BY x.tNt;, , LEE, "•;tIr.ifAWCE'I'T, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. ATKINS, Mt. W. MURRAY. Mr. TRUMAN, Miss SNILTI-1, Miss NORI N End of Att 1 (composed by Mr. nenotriA, lun.) 'A New BA.l.LE'r..inci&ntal to the Drama, .To be pertOrmed by the Misses ADAMS and the Corps de • Haller. The EPILOGUE to bespoken by Miss NORTON. After vfincts. will be pioduced (for the nct shale) a new Pantomime, ennui ' • • Kaklvog,Q.uu4 IN HIS- Z 1.4 EA Or, !IRE, WATER. EARTH, and MR. The Music, Scenery, .Maohinery,-IYressas, and Ddcoratiuns, areadl entirely new, 4 1'Ire Pantontitne PrOduced'undarthedireition of Mr. Farley. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; tit Feeble Sordid ((;uardian :to _Cofumbine), Mr. L. O. • - . LOGNA ; Clown (VatertO Sir Feeble), Mr. GR I MALDII ' SivoystrdLit IS, by Misses H. S. anti R. ADAMS ; And the Part of Columbine, by Miss . ADAMS. Boxes 65.; Sreond trice 36.—Pit Second Pito as q -- -§ecopd Price ss.r—Uliper•Gallery. Second 6(l.'—Nolt ripe Money to be ret urned. Pliuss tot - the;l3oxtrs to be -taken of Mr. Brandon.' at tbC in Hart.street; . The Doors to be.opened at Half past , f lye, -and begin •at Hal ,past,SiX. On account of the•grext ninnbir 6f L'adles and Gentlemen orrlio werrrdiap,pointed of Piac,,ex at t,he last Performance of The Mountaineer s , that Play wilrbe repeated, for the 4th -tune this Seaso n ; w i t h Altai-hew. Pantomime, ott :Monday next WEST MIISD'LESEi'WATIik.w()ItIcs.: . 11 1rHE SUBSCRIBERS 4o tin& Undertaking' are .4L hereby required to pay into the Hands of losias Henry , 'Atracey. Esq. (the Trcasurer),• at the Banking-home . of Marah, Sihbaid, and Co. No. 6, hernet's•street. Oxford -street, 'the further Sum' or tot. perk:cut. on their vespedive Snares (being the last limalment thereon), on or' betore tht tzth day of February next. . • • . DivOrcter or the Board.- - it()BEitT S. SLOPER. • Ch?el Clerk to•the Company. I *i Moßtfne Kitt • Rupteli ? sqnara, ianuary w, itioS. AsiiIONABCE DANCING.—PRI.VATE TUITION. 1 1 / 4 It: J. G. HOPKINS begs Leave to return liis .1.1 1 .1 most cr ateful Thanks to hi s F rien d s an d t h e P u bli c 'ln general, fur the very distloguished'Patronagehe has expe-y • /longed since the, Decease, of his Father, andtapeenully licits a Continu ance o f their layouts. Ladies and:Gentlemen hove never acquired this. Ac. complishment, or those who have not attained the present laslisonable Mode, maybe ekpeilitiously iastrueted in the most,priwatc manner, to qualify them for the first Assem. Mei, on application at' his Residence, COachniakers'.Hall, Yinicr•l4nv, Che4Pside,—Thelioonts may l engaged. . • • W SHARES of,l'jCK.ET$ giittethi.Ailliniis a Ticket .0 cheap r than act hatter. ()tikes.. still Tiveuty Thousand,' Ten Thousand. Thousand Puna& Y izyye , Stc. 4cc. • paid of ttemaml, a(loOt as' drawl,.. 'at WAR N 1 krs,• No. *6, eqrithill,,whu.iiublkits..-tho;tialunting,rAtErilentli, that the Public may see clearly pie ittit advantage in ins at his 01fice4; • ~ . w„„, / ,. 4 p r ico,. Other Oliii4en' Prices. ticket - - - ,Czo 17 o Ticket ' - - ... ~Cso a 9 p 4 11111/ - - 1 ', 10 tz p kialf . - - ; . to 15,., 0 Quarter - •.5 6 o "Quarto o . - - - i .9 . Eighth . '. - 'z 13 0 1 -Li:gh —th • ,2. ti,.6 . 6 1;teenth - - .I 7 v I Sixiventb - - 1K 4 , ' City l'itaket • - —'7 az `b t City Ticket ',-. ' ' 7%14 - . 0 S'L'ATE LOTT l', It 1' . beglnar rrrovr itrg M /kit 1, des.-.- The Scheme contains A intwik greater anundancecil Capital 4 ,Priztoiltan have been prosented to the Ptablic.for some years, 4 n so urban a number ut Tickets; viz. • • . • d 3. -.... of .... - ktoooo to - or •_ ..- ,cl,oo* 3 - of - - 10,000 30 - of - - - 500 4 - Of . ... . 5,000 45 ' -,, ,of- . , ~1 00 &c. &c. &c, • -GRAND CITY LOTTERY' - rtex,ETs in Variety: Persons, in the Country, sending I..ettets AO , ost.plid)., en. doming flank Notes. rost.:olllce Orders, ,fibuit.,4to w ill ,tint an additional Atiraittage at Wlrnees. the Country 0 Iliees frequently chargc,a price than the London (Allem—Note. Money Lows inust he p.iid for is such. S I LI rkot.K. • ' • • CAPITAL OAK'TIMIWR. • TQ BE SOLD ItY ItICTIO-14 ; IN LOTS, By Mr. lITY•NN E, tit the Ceifie-house in thc,TnWn cif :ticlittCry, on Saturd4, the sth of March, ilia, at Three 4'Clock titit' A f , e•notAii:. QEV.ERAL Huu c) red Cap ital OA K . , 171.1•EE5,, • very targe Dirnensions•in - geneval, With their Toits . and Uark, standing in itdion, Oult»er, and AtOcr,Varishet pd.; Joining to, or within a Short distatice of, tha Town of Sud.' bury, from whence there is water earriagedired to Harwich, conseqinntly, ready eitnynunication, by sea, to London atid the several Potts on,the hattern Coast ot tlteiSingdoM. Psiticulars %vitt be relly'One Month prOstrirthe.Sale, arid may then be, had, at the Office 0t . ..1 11 / 4 1escrs,:iteriti,Eratci', Altd Kent, Land Agents, CiAle.sucourti TO TbiE CLERGY. 'rani% SE:MIMS; "printed in ; hilita, don of Manuicrivts, warranted Originals. never" preach-: td, may now be had at G . Kearsicy's, Bookse4or, No. 46, Fleet-Streef, London, at ts: in. each. 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Danvers,. - ou Mr. • Hughes, as Publisilat 61, 4 lsna Winter in Dublin, a National Tale, by the same A ittllo." • • ../kistijust pbbh4hed, ritvw Edirion of the - Intidel Metiter; or, Three Winters in London. The Mask of. Fa,hioAi'dz G , &c. by the same Author, • • • ~ • , • Printed flit . Hughet, 13ookseller and , . tit:Wisher, No. , Wigritore.street, CaVenutsrt-square ; where Country BOok ellers and Propneters of Libraries may be suppliecteit the most liberal rernas._ ,• .THI/ REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ' OUS PILLS. ' T was a remark of the ccle4ratecl Dr. Bugbgri, Author ,of ;he Dontest. Medicine, that 44 , 114)101u qt `the Stomach and' Vowels are the prevailing M a lay y of this - Country, which lay the foundation of the morefOrmidatde and fatal Diseases; that the person. who could disc,,ya the relief and cure a safe and infallible rentedy would !Orin a Most important service to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent AittbiNous Pills Of the Rev,- ,Williamitarelay, tlie:exterosivo sale: of which, rind the high estimation in whieb.they are. deser,vallyhcio,,h is s considerably lessened the mittiber of these complaints; anti bids lair, us a shalt time, to be the means of entirely era r n. eating them. These Pills 11.1 Ye a (pia end safe operation. they ad powerfully and specifically on the Ode, awl- 11)10 remove the - numerous (Matters connected seitn sw,lc Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Nef . eons Disorders:. arum IntligeStion, 4:c... They are the Most valuable Easy Medicine „hitisetto Onion so Si te ,p 4 bu ci, 'and the Proprietor Is•sitpported by the most. respeelahl4 evidence of the first claa#Ateflcd and others;, that they.have never been atlittimsteted to any person wirin.ini • giving certain and 6pcedy relict, anti !n the gad romnioin g ,„ 2 Cute. 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